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Yesterday morning the GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne with two guinea pigs Morla and Mudface popped into St Peter Port to feature on Guernsey's newest radio station.
Host James Bentley welcomed Steve and the two little piggies in need of a home just after 8.45am where they had a great chat about the work of the GSPCA and the many animals in need of homes like Morla and Mudface.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "It was fantastic to catch up and chat with James on Gsy Radio yesterday about the work of the GSPCA."
Wednesday morning the 25th October listen in to Gsy Radio to hear GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne on air with host James Bentley talking about our work, animals in need and how you can get involved with helping animals in Guernsey.
Coming from the heart of St Peter Port the radio station broadcasts over the internet and to visit their website and listen in please visit - www.gsy.gg/
To visit their twitter page please visit - www.twitter.com/gsy_radio
This weekend across the Bailiwick the weather is set to put our animals and wildlife at risk.
Often during the autumn and winter months with the high winds and stormy weather makes it difficult for wild animals and birds to feed and rest.
Also with the high winds we have to ensure our pets and animals kept outside are safe and secure.
The GSPCA are asking those that live around and visit our coast to please watch out for injured animals in need as well as seal pups which can get separated from their mothers at this time of year especially when we see bad weather.
Every year we hear of firework related incidents involving animals and children. While fireworks may be exciting and pretty to look at and its fun to celebrate Guy Fawkes with a bang, we must put our safety and the safety of our pets and the local wildlife first. Over the coming weeks if any schools would like a talk from the GSPCA in an effort to promote the Fire work code and advise people how to keep themselves and their animals safe please do get in touch.
Lorna Prince GSPCA Welfare Manager said "Fireworks this year are being sold between 27th October and 5th November."
At the GSPCA we currently have over 100 domestic birds in our care many of which are ready and looking for loving new homes.
Most are aviary birds and range from quail and finches to a large selection of parakeets.
With just one mixed outdoor aviary housing 60+ small finches and quail, another aviary with nearly 20 cockatiels and a selection of other birds indoors looking for good homes at the GSPCA we have a real selection needing loving new owners.
Watch out for the GSPCA at Waitrose and support us with your green tokens this October.
Today is World Animal Day and this month we are also lucky enough to be nominated for the green token Community Matters box at the Waitrose stores in Admiral Park and the Rohais.
By placing a token in the Community Matters box at your local branch you’re helping your community and if you choose the slot for the GSPCA helping animals in Guernsey.
We are very lucky that most of Guernsey's beaches are dog friendly during the summer months. However from tomorrow the beaches where dogs are banned between 1st May and 30th September have the restrictions lifted and these are –
Dogs are not permitted on Lihou Island and Lihou causeway all year round.
Last night just after 6pm a group of Brownies called the 4th & 5th Guernsey Vale Brownies arrived at the GSPCA to be shown around the Animal Shelter by GSPCA Volunteer Suzy Rose.
The Brownies were taken around the site and not only got to see many of the 550+ animals at the GSPCA, they were taught about our history and about many of the animals in our care and the challenges we face at the GSPCA 24/7.
Last Thursday a team of staff from Nordben Life and Pension Insurance Co. Limited gave up a day in the office to help out at the GSPCA and they certainly worked extremely hard helping the Shelter in St Andrews.
Last night we held our 12th volunteer induction at the GSPCA and greeted new volunteers keen to help at the GSPCA adding to the 134 inducted this year taking this years inducted volunteers to a total of 140 not including others that have helped from businesses, groups and other organisations.
The induction took place with GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne talking to the group about who we are, what we do, the ways volunteers can help and an induction of how to help safely to all the new volunteers who were aged from 13 years upwards.